Primerly field report

Hero Generation Commonwealth

a public alternative program in Hillsboro

PK–12 · Alternative · Religious · Homeschool Hybrid

Unknown. (This is a homeschool co-op that meets at a host location in the Hillsboro area, but the address is not made public) · Board Rep Erin Rowley

A once-a-week homeschool commonwealth, Hero Generation runs two 12-week semesters (fall and winter) and requires a parent from each family to stay on site to teach or assist, so the “community day” is hands-on and adult-supported. Curriculum is based on the Leadership Education Model and principles found in A Thomas Jefferson Education, written by Oliver DeMille.

Classes span ages 0–17+, with a TJEd-inspired emphasis on leadership, discussion, and age-appropriate projects; families complete core academics at home the other four days. Weekly meetings provide structure, peer accountability, and a predictable rhythm (devotional, check-in, classes, lunch, closing), while maintaining clear expectations for parent involvement.

Schedules and level offerings are published each term by the community’s director.

Tuition: Contact Board Rep for details

Address: Unknown. (This is a homeschool co-op that meets at a host location in the Hillsboro area, but the address is not made public). Phone: Board rep Erin Rowley: (503)407-7976. Website: herogenerationtrea.wixsite.com/hero-generation-comm.

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Seats here aren’t first-come; they’re drawn by lottery. Each circle below is a tenth of the families who applied over the last two springs and stayed in the running (didn’t take a higher-ranked school). Filled circles got a yes.

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